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Good thing to know that we can have faith in the people who control our identities as Americans.
@aaronstuder I watched that video some time ago, such a good channel.
IRS finally did something about it.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/10/after-second-bungle-irs-suspends-equifaxs-taxpayer-identity-contract/
@nerdydad said in Equifax Has 143 Million Americans Data Compromised:
Because of this contract, now the government has a stake in the game. They will probably do a full investigation to see if their information was compromised, who was incompetent, who made the decisions, etc. https://techcrunch.com/2017/10/03/former-equifax-ceo-says-breach-boiled-down-to-one-person-not-doing-their-job/ http://money.cnn.com/2017/10/03/news/companies/equifax-ceo-congress/index.html
Because of this contract, now the government has a stake in the game. They will probably do a full investigation to see if their information was compromised, who was incompetent, who made the decisions, etc.
https://techcrunch.com/2017/10/03/former-equifax-ceo-says-breach-boiled-down-to-one-person-not-doing-their-job/ http://money.cnn.com/2017/10/03/news/companies/equifax-ceo-congress/index.html
This contract with the IRS that was just rewarded on Friday?
I doubt there will be any governmental or organizational blow back. Everyone is already on to the next big thing that comes from twitter.
@jaredbusch said in Apache Struts - Critical Security Flaw:
Was the Eqifax breech because of the march strus flaw or a more recent one? Just making sure the actual facts are known.
Was the Eqifax breech because of the march strus flaw or a more recent one?
Just making sure the actual facts are known.
The one from March.
